Liverpool could have another Alexander-Arnold NIGHTMARE

Trent Alexander-Arnold may have moved on quite some time ago, but fans still haven't, and will probably never, forgive him.

Liverpool have not quite been the same since they lifted the Premier League title last season, with results plummeting ever since.

A big reason for this was because they were learning to adapt without Alexander-Arnold, with the right-back position not being the same since he departed.

They could face a similar issue in the summer too as Ibrahima Konate looks set to leave on a free as well, with Real Madrid also his likely destination.

However, Liverpool might have a much bigger problem long term than they perhaps realise, with Alexander-Arnold still having more of an influence than fans would hope.

Joshua Abe joins the agency of Trent Alexander-Arnold's brother

One of the big reasons why Liverpool fans are not too happy with Alexander-Arnold's decision was because of the way he went about it, with his agent, which happens to be his brother, playing a big role in this.

This has angered many fans due to their scouse roots, with many taking a disliking to his brother for this exact reason.

However, whether they like it or not, Trent's brother still has some say with things going on at Liverpool, with Reds' teenage star Joshua Abe signing for his agency.

PLG, which is run by his brother Tyler, posted the news on their Instagram, with Trent replying in the comments: "Never in doubt."

This comes just a month after Abe visited the former right-back in Madrid, with this being something that annoyed Liverpool fans at the time.

And now, this news will only frustrate them more as Abe's future is in the hands of someone who has already caused supporters a lot of pain, with everyone hoping that he can be a success at Anfield rather than anywhere else.

Joshua Abe is the future of Liverpool

Liverpool have a very talented academy, but Joshua Abe is on of the most exciting of the lot after starring for the Under 18s at just 15-years-old.

The winger, who predominately plays on the right but can operate anywhere along the front three, has two goals and as many assists in six games this season, highlighting just how promising he is.

Of course, he has a very long way to go yet until he stands a chance of making the first-team, but as long as his focus remains on Liverpool, then he should be one to look out for.

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